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Ron Chrisley, cognitive science, University of Birmingham: The seems/is distinction: An(other) argument against the possibility of a science of consciousness [abstract]
Natalie Depraz, philosophy, University of Paris IV: Empathy and Openness: Practices of Intersubjectivity at the Core of the Science of Consciousness [abstract]
Shaun Gallagher, philosophy, Canisius College: Experimenting with Phenomenology [abstract]
Patrick Heelan, physics, Georgetown University: Phenomenology of Measurement as Key to Brain/Consciousness Connection [abstract]
Ted Honderich, philosophy, University College London: Consciousness as Existence, Devout Physicalism, Spiritualism [abstract]
Cyril Höschl, Jiri Horacek, psychiatry, Charles University: Neurobiological Correlates of Normal and Altered Consciousness [abstract]
Jean Petitot, cognitive science, CREA: Neurogeometry and the Phenomenology of Space [abstract]
Karl Pribram, neuroscience, Georgetown University: Consciousness Reassessed [abstract]
Georges Rey, philosophy, University of Maryland: Intentionality Without Consciousness [abstract]
Evan Thompson, philosophy, York University: Neurophenomenology: Integrating Subjective Experience and Brain Dynamics in the Science of Consciousness [abstract]
Arthur Zajonc, physics, Amherst College: Concerning the Problem of the Observer: Learning the Lessons of Physics [abstract]